Building Maintenance Technician

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Respond to all calls as directed by the Help Desk, Facility Manager or designate and/or Building Operator Lead Hand.
• Prioritize activities to complete work as scheduled and in a timely manner and refer major problems, either mechanical, technical or customer relations to lead hand for assistance.
• Maintain all service tools and equipment in good working condition and arrange for repair or replacement as required.
• Follow safe work practices and ensure work is performed in accordance with Customers and Contractor work standards.
• Complete reports and paperwork within required timelines.
• Follow safety guidelines and actively lead in establishing safe work plans.
• Plan and document maintenance and repair activity as per contractual requirements and relevant guidelines.
• Customer relationship management and satisfaction.
• Maintain and repair the following systems but not limited to:
• 1. General break downs on mechanical (plumbing, HVAC) electrical and structural systems.
• 2. Monthly visual Inspection and coordinate 3rd party annual testing of fire dampers, fire system interface, fans (toilet, kitchen, car park exhaust, specialist supply and return).
• 3. Low level Mechanical repairs to kitchen equipment (excluding specialized equipment such as microwave).
• 4. Low level mechanical repairs and maintenance to cool rooms and fridges (excluding specialized requirements such as re gassing).
• 5. Low level fire system works (isolation for works).
• 6. Low level maintenance of data room systems (excluding proprietary manufacturer’s requirements).
• 7. Support for monthly generator maintenance and coordinate 3rd party annual load testing (attendance of testing and witnessing required change over).
• 8. Low level BMS interaction (adjusting set points, printing reports and isolation). KEY COMPETENCIES:
• High School diploma or GED.
• 4th Class Power Engineering Ticket.
• 1+ years building operation or stationary engineer experience.